➠ Words that start with Y

yalie

- New Haven Ivy League student
- New Haven student, maybe
- New Haven collegian, informally
- Matriculated New Havenite
- New England collegian
- New Haven student, informally
- New Haven matriculator
- Caleb Madison, e.g. (Hint: I go to school up in New Haven. Hint two: But not the University of New Haven ...)
- New Haven student, familiarly
- New Havenite.
- New Haven Ivy Leaguer
- New Haven collegian
- New Haven student
- Cory Booker once
- sotomayor, in the '70s
- amy klobuchar, for one
- Trained Bulldog
- Secret society inductee, perhaps, I'll never tell ;)
- Jodie Foster, in the early 1980s
- Jodie Foster was one
- Ivy League student in Connecticut
- Howard Dean or John Kerry
- Dubya, when he was a Deke
- Bulldogs backer
- Bush or Clinton
- Nutmeg State collegian
- Certain Ivy League student
- Ivy Leaguer
- Ivy Leaguer who may visit Connecticut Hall
- Connecticut Ivy Leaguer
- George W. Bush or George H. W. Bush
- Backer of the Bulldogs
- Certain Ivy Leaguer
- Singer of 60-Across, slangily
- Crimson opponent
- Bush or Clinton, once
- "The Whiffenpoof Song" collegian
- Bulldog loyalist
- Collegiate Bulldog
- Bulldog fan
- George H. W. Bush or George W. Bush
- Collegian whose school mascot is Handsome Dan
- 'Baa! Baa! Baa!' singer
- Jodie Foster, e.g
- Anderson Cooper in the late 1980s, e.g.
- Princetonian's rival
- "Y" athlete
- Jodie Foster, circa 1984
- Skull and Bones member, e.g.
- Collegian whose fight song is "Bulldog"
- Clinton, Bush or Cheney
- Singer in the Whiffenpoofs
- Princetonian rival
- Bill or Hillary, e.g.
- Collegian who might DJ at WYBCX
- Bush or Cheney, once
- Old Eli loyalist
- Eli
- Brunonian rival
- Either Bush, once
- Clinton was one
- "Boola Boola" singer
- Educated Bulldog
- "Lux et Veritas" collegian
- W, once
- Clinton or Bush
- Supporter of the mascot Handsome Dan
- Whiffenpoofs member, e.g.
- Bush or Bush
- George Bush or Dick Cheney, once
- Bill or Hillary, once
- W or his dad, once
- Sarah Hughes, for one
- Either President Bush, once
- Clinton in law school
- Bush or Kerry
- Whiffenpoof, e.g.
- George Bush, in his college years
- Hillary or Bill, in law school
- Clinton or Bush, collegiately
- Rival of a Princetonian
- An Ivy Leaguer
- George Bush, as a collegian
- One from the 11 Down
- Bush, once
- Nathan Hale was one
- Author of "Love Story"
- Bill Clinton, once
- Cantab's rival
- "Whiffenpoof" singer
- Rooter for the Elis
- Collegian
- Elm City collegian
- George W. Bush, for one
- Bulldog .......
- Connecticut collegian
- Bulldog backer
- Nutmeg State Ivy Leaguer
- Bulldogs fan
- Skull and Bones member
- See 35-Across
- rory gilmore, in her college years
- Ivy Leaguer combined fiction genre with fiction
- Harkness Hall resident, e.g.

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yalies

- Skull and Bones members, for instance
- Bill and Hillary Clinton, e.g.
- Lupita Nyong'o and Meryl Streep, for two
- Clinton and Bush, once
- Clinton and Bush, at one time
- Bill and Hillary, when they met
- Bill and Hillary, at one time
- Presidents Bush and Clinton, at one time
- Bush and Clinton, once
- Bill and Hillary, notably
- Bill and Hillary, once
- Alito and Sotomayor, e.g.
- Bill and Hillary, e.g.
- New Haven alumni
- The Clintons, notably
- Elis
- Attendees of Connecticut's Battell Chapel
- Ivy Noodle customers
- Fans of the bulldog Handsome Dan
- The Clintons, in law school
- Ivy Leaguers, casually
- Some New Haven students
- Harvarders' foes
- Cantabs' rivals
- Buckley, Bush et al.
- Connecticut collegians
- New Haven collegians
- New Haven Ivy Leaguers
- Ivy Leaguers
- Crimson rivals
- Some Ivy Leaguers
- New Haven students
- Bulldog backers
- Whiffenpoofs, e.g.

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yall

- Pronoun that's much used in the South
- "yinz," (way) south of pittsburgh
- Pronoun for multiple people in Georgia
- Punctuated pronoun
- Southern collective pronoun
- Youse, in Tuscaloosa
- Collective pronoun heard in the South
- Pronoun in Texas
- southern alternative to you guys
- "You guys," as said in the South
- Pronoun associated with the South
- address in the south?
- Multiperson pronoun used by Southerners
- Southern version of "you guys"
- Southern pronoun that refers to multiple people
- Yinz, south of Pittsburgh
- Southern pronoun used for multiple people
- "You guys," in the South
- "...... come back now, ya hear?" (line at the end of "The Beverly Hillbillies" episodes)
- Regional plural pronoun
- Everyone in Texas
- Dixie pronoun
- Pensacola pronoun
- Everybody in Texas?
- 'You folks,' in Dixie
- Pronoun in Dixie
- Southern address
- Group addressed in the South
- Everyone, in Dixie
- Everybody, down South
- Everybody, in the South
- Pronoun with an apostrophe
- Everyone in Mississippi?
- Bimonthly "Magazine of Southern People"
- Everybody, in Dixie
- Pascagoula pronoun
- Everyone, in the South
- Southern pronoun
- Everyone down South?
- Pronoun in the South
- Southern contraction
- Pensacola personal pronoun
- Term of address in the South
- Term of address in Dixie
- Southern collective?
- Elided pronoun
- Southern group address
- Down-home pronoun
- "Youse guys," in Dixie
- You and you, down South
- Palmetto State pronoun
- Ustedes, north of the Mexican border
- Pronoun for a Southerner
- Pronoun of the southern U.S.
- Kinfolk's pronoun
- Good old boy's pronoun
- You and you, along the Yazoo
- Very Southern contraction.
- Informal pronoun
- Nonstandard pronoun
- Group pronoun
- Second-person pronoun
- Second-person plural pronoun
- Word similar to yinz
- Texan collective?
- dixie bunch?
- '...... ready for this?' (opening of a pump-up jam by 2 Unlimited)
- Apt rhyme for "drawl"
- "— come back now, hear?"
- Dixie term of address
- Dixie contraction
- Dixie group?
- "...... come back now!"
- Dixieland group?
- Gulfport group
- Dialectal contraction
- Contracted group
- What you might call a Dixieland quartet?
- Come back
- See 37-Across
- People